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Community and Culture
As one of Los Angeles’ most private residential enclaves, Bel Air does not offer the sort of public community events found in areas such as Westwood and Brentwood. However, residents are close to everything – from first-class shopping, dining and entertainment, as well as abundant recreational opportunities. The Bel-Air Country Club, Golf Course and Hotel often serve as a "home away from home" for locals – many residents are within walking distance and often meet regularly for games, drinks or a meal. Socializing in Bel Air often takes the form of in-home entertaining.

In Beverly Glen, the closer proximity of homes creates a more traditional neighborhood ambiance, and an active community association provides an opportunity for residents to meet and discuss matter such as local traffic, zoning laws and charitable or fund-raising events. The Beverly Glen plaza is a popular spot to meet, and the area’s few restaurants are universally of high quality.